Service Laws

The Practice

Service law disputes before the Central Administrative Tribunal and constitutional courts are typically determined by the integrity of disciplinary processes and the correct application of service rules, recruitment norms, and executive instructions. Courts exercise limited judicial review, focusing on procedural legality, adherence to statutory rules, and the presence of perversity or arbitrariness in decision-making.

We advise and represent employees, officers, and public authorities in service-related disputes across disciplinary proceedings, promotions, seniority, pay fixation, and service benefits. Our work is grounded in close scrutiny of departmental enquiries, service records, recruitment rules, and applicable office memoranda, with an emphasis on building a clear procedural and factual record at every stage.

Our Services

Advisory and representation in disciplinary and departmental enquiry matters, including challenges based on violation of natural justice and perversity of findings
Proceedings before the Central Administrative Tribunal and High Courts relating to dismissal, removal, compulsory retirement, and penalties
Promotion, seniority, and eligibility disputes involving interpretation of recruitment rules, qualifying service, and administrative delays
Service matters concerning pay fixation, arrears, pensionary benefits, and other service entitlements
Representation of public authorities and PSUs in defending disciplinary action and service decisions
Writ proceedings and appellate challenges arising from CAT orders
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